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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: pyoungbl on September 21, 2017, 10:00:06 AM
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The new bike announcement time is fast approaching. Has anyone seen under the Guzzi top secret tent?
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:popcorn:
I'm going to guess new colors for many models, and some new customization kits for the V7 and V9.
I'd like to see them bump the V7 Racer up to the 850cc motor from the V9.
Add a LM1 style fairing, and call it, oh, I don't know, "LeMans 850." :grin:
It'd be great to see a new Stelvio model, or a sport tourer or roadster, but, so long as Piaggio owns both Moto Guzzi and Aprilia, that won't happen.
:Beating_A_Dead_Hors e_by_liviu
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I have heard a lot of Hypsters will be pleased by the 2018 models LOL.....
Just kidding or maybe not....but i am sure nothing " thrilling " is going to be revealed .
No sports bike
No adventure bike
Same old same old.............
Deep inside i hope i am wrong though.
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Wait- Wait -Wait They will have new bikes.
They will as usual be the ones we should have had five years ago
TOMB
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Won't be one within 200 miles of me to look at anyway, <shrug>
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They will introduce an all new liquid cooled engine that complies with Euro 4 emissions. :popcorn:
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The engines will not only be sideways, but upside down as well.
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Pistons will remain stationary and the motorcycle will go up and down.
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I'm in the market for a new Guzzi v9 and am very curious about any changes (hoping for a v9 stone).
I'll be going to the EICMA in november to have a look :laugh:
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I predict disappointment for everyone.
It's a moot point anyway, as the world is ending this weekend.
:laugh:
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Any chance they might make grease a factory option? :grin:
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They're going to make the bike you've always dreamed of, in your favourite colour, at such a price that your significant other will approve. It'll have no problems, and will be perfect for short trips, long hauls and posing on. You'd be a fool not to buy it. Oh, and they're opening a dealership 100 yards from your home.
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:popcorn:
I'm going to guess new colors for many models, and some new customization kits for the V7 and V9.
I'd like to see them bump the V7 Racer up to the 850cc motor from the V9.
Add a LM1 style fairing, and call it, oh, I don't know, "LeMans 850." :grin:
It'd be great to see a new Stelvio model, or a sport tourer or roadster, but, so long as Piaggio owns both Moto Guzzi and Aprilia, that won't happen.
:Beating_A_Dead_Hors e_by_liviu
Call it a V8 and be done with it. Twin disc front end and the old Le Mans colour
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The engines will not only be sideways, but upside down as well.
😂 that's hilarious!
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Pistons will remain stationary and the motorcycle will go up and down.
Impossible because of the v engine. Besides, Triumph already perfected this technology with the 650 Bonneville.
Moto
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these ain't cars, I always wonder why they don't release early in the spring.
Up North, Buy a new bike, can't ride for six months.
Nephew bought a '18 CVO, he can ride for about a week or so before cold sets in.
Ya, he would ride longer, but a lot of guys go like their white shoes, start Memorial Day, stop Labor Day, regardless of weather..
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Won't be one within 200 miles of me to look at anyway, <shrug>
300 here!!!!!!!!!
Tim
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these ain't cars, I always wonder why they don't release early in the spring.
Up North, Buy a new bike, can't ride for six months.
Nephew bought a '18 CVO, he can ride for about a week or so before cold sets in.
Ya, he would ride longer, but a lot of guys go like their white shoes, start Memorial Day, stop Labor Day, regardless of weather..
I don't get what you mean? Why can't you ride for six months? Is it just too hot to ride in the summer or something?
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New bikes come out Sept. Buy a new bike Sept. 28 and it gets too cold in 2 weeks.
For many folks up northie who pack away the bikes after Labor Day..
If the New 18 models come out in March, buy one in April and ride all summer.